The violence, destruction, and chaos we saw earlier was unacceptable, undemocratic, and un-American.

I call it the 'Seinfeld' shutdown because it's a shutdown about nothing.

If there’s a moment in time you want to look to, and I looked back and I watched this again when Robert F. Kennedy is running, he’s in Indianapolis, and he just got the news that Martin Luther King was killed.

He said, we have to ask as a nation, who are we? And how do we want to move forward?

I don’t even say parties, I say a nation.

The only person who’s going around their constitution right now is Gavin.

I believe the voters should have the say that’s all this is about.

We have a governor who spends more time on this instead of trying to encourage Bed, Bath and Beyond to move back to California.

If anybody is listening today, I want to remind them when it comes to addressing America's debt crisis Republicans have done something, and put forward a solution.

We must face this head-on, and all we're asking is that the Democrats stop all the political theatrics long enough to participate in good faith negotiations.

The longer the President spends dragging his feet, and putting off negotiations, the closer President Biden brings us to the first ever federal default in U.S. history.